Which of the following reflects Catton and Dunlap's belief about traditional sociological inquiry?
A) It recognizes how the natural world places constraints on human activity.
B) Insufficient time is spent examining the consequences of climate change.
C) It tends to ignore the role of nature in shaping human circumstances.
D) Ecology is treated as more important than economy.

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Catton and Dunlap argue that traditional sociological inquiry tends to ignore the role of nature in shaping human circumstances, which is in contrast to their own ecological perspective.

Which of the Following Reflects Catton and Dunlap's Belief About